I'm exhausted. I _____ (study) all day, and I _____ (not finish) yet.

• have been studying | haven't finished

• have been studying | haven't been finishing

• have studied | haven't finished

• have studied | haven't been finishing

_____ my mom and my dad are very helpful, and although _____ of them has a university degree, when I have a question I can ask _____ one of them and they try to help.

• both | neither | either

• both | either | both

• neither | either | either

• either | neither | both

Fill in the blank with a PRONOUN: Joan has hurt _____ and he can't move his finger now :(

Fill in the blank with a PRONOUN: We are waiting for the teacher to give _____ back the exams.

COMPARATIVE / SUPERLATIVE: I was disappointed because the book was _____ (interesting) I had expected.

COMPARATIVE / SUPERLATIVE: This is _____ (bad) experience I've ever had.

COMPARATIVE / SUPERLATIVE: Beer is cheaper than vodka. Beer _____ (expensive) as vodka.

COMPARATIVE / SUPERLATIVE: People are buying _____ newspapers now, because they are reading the news online.

COMPARATIVE / SUPERLATIVE: In Eurovision, the candidate with _____ points wins.

REWRITE USING THE... THE...: If you study more, you learn more.